Feb 25 2025 Religion: A Force of Change Pg 13-20 Read Aloud Text & Remainder of class to complete Religion Poster Project.

Continue with - Intro to: Religion: A Force of Change Pg 13-20 Read Aloud Text

Remainder of class to complete Religion Poster Project.

*If your group is done - prep for your presentation. 

Includes:

*Title

*Symbol

*Origin - person

*Sacred Text

*3 Big Ideas

&Two connections to other religions

*Some group presentations if ready! 


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